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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1917
Page
3
The Wayne Valley group invites all to a community picnic at Mark Smith's Grove one mile south of Beavar Dani. Bring baskets for a social day with tables supplied for sandwiches pie tea coffee and ice cream. A Red Crow speaker will open the program.
New York notices Thora Strong Ronalds remarrying at noon in Boorge’s chapel. The bride, Leura, is linked to Ghorkey Strong and formerly married to Hoxiwald Ronalds. custody and family details are noted, with ages and inheritance references.
National Press Bureau offers a chance to earn about 100 dollars monthly by writing for newspapers. No canvassing required and experience is unnecessary. Send for particulars to Room 901, Buffalo, New York.
The Corry Chautauqua schedule lists July events with African American and literary figures, Irish music, and lectures. Highlights include Patrisln Day community sing, Montague Singers, and Christine Giles Company, plus health talks by Dr Barker and the White Hus sis band in two musical programs.
Blain June 28 report from Elgin covers travel by Mr and Mrs We ber Triseuit to Franklin Kursdas for Mes Trisoult’s death. Mr McMahon and B Wraak visited Tuesday. Clara Kautman and Mayne Crowley with Ruth Woodmansge toured Union City. Rudolph Nagle welcomed a baby daughter on Children’s Day. D S Lyons, 80, pioneer, died Friday after brief illness. funeral Monday at Heaver Jam Cemetery. Attending relatives included Mr and Mrs Wat Hendry Mendville Mrs Parrell Mrs Hawes and Mrs R G Lindy Hey Corry. Blanche Hinkston visited Clymer. Olive Sellon with Corry friends. George Roberts of Bollver Hey visiting here. Caristrom of Niobe NY, brother of a local resident, visited Sunday. Lawrence Lilly of Copry visited friends Sunday.
A parody ad mocks an imaginary elephant tamer Hathi A Hathi and jokes about a non existent role. It notes how even a thick hide cannot block the reality of rising power costs and suggests consulting Corry City Electric Light Co. for advice.
A dubious tonic advertises an alcohol rich formula claiming to moisturize the scalp, stop itching and dandruff, and prevent hair loss. It emphasizes that pure nature designed ingredients restore the scalp without long term damage, with money back guarantees and nationwide shipping.
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